Sentence examples for traditional role models from inspiring English sources
And he believes in traditional role models: men need to be more manly, women sweeter and more nurturing.
Preaching to 5,800 priests and seminarians gathered under a huge blue tent, John Paul repeatedly insisted on a return to traditional role models for the clergy and rejection of efforts to let laymen perform some important priestly functions.
Therefore, it is crucial to break down traditional role models.
Hence, native couples may have more egalitarian views which may lead to less specialization compared to couples with more traditional role models.
In line with this, couples with more egalitarian views – mainly younger, more liberated people – divide tasks more equally (Fuwa 2004), while couples with more traditional role models are expected to specialize more.
The traditional role models are not what they used to be.
Lurking underneath the love and desire to protect him is perhaps more than a little secret wishing that Cinderella will one day be replaced by a more traditional role model.
Thus, when opponents of feminist principles and initiatives pointed out that most women willingly comply with prevailing feminine norms, feminist philosophers replied that women might well choose to live differently were it not for the omnipresence of traditional heterosexual role models and media representations, not to mention the disadvantages of nonconformity.
It is time to stop trying to protect the traditional role and model for nonprofits and to collectively develop a new vision that can carry us into a future -- a future with sustained high unemployment, a global economy and deferred maintenance on the core infrastructure of our nation.
As an unintended consequence, the traditional academic role model of clinician-scientist has all but disappeared from our training environments [ 11].
The third season of the show included characters created to "expose young Latin American children to both traditional and nontraditional role models".
